The Spoonfed Arts Team pick out the biggest exhibitions opening in London this January.
From 13th January
Future Map @ Zabludowicz Collection
University of the Arts London celebrates its new graduating talent with this exhibition at Zabludowicz Collection. It features a number of artists' work in an interactive show, with performance, participation, sculptue and installation. It serves as a platform for emerging talent, awarding one artists the Zabludowicz Future Map Prize.
From 14th January
Peckham Heroes @ Peckham Space
Curated by Jessica Voorsanger, Peckham Heroes looks at the history and identity of Peckham. A series of workshops culminates in a drop-in day-time karaoke bar dedicated to personalities that have a conncetion to Peckham, from Rio Ferdinand and John Galliano to shop keepers and teachers. The exhibition encourages audience involvement, so be warned!
19th-23rd January
London Art Fair 2011
The London Art Fair is one of the UK's most extensive and best established Modern British and Contemporary art fairs. There is always a staggering range of work on offer, from painting to video, drawing to photography and installation. Whether or not you consider yourself a budding art investor, it is definitely worth a visit, if only to keep abreast of the kinds of work produced by today's cutting-edge artists.
From 19th January
Gabriel Orozco @ Tate Modern
Gabriel Orozco's adventurous and playful sculptures come to Tate Modern. He draws on his native Mexican history using found and man-made objects to create elaborate pieces, such as his painted human skull and a Citroen DS car split into three perfect pieces. There's also photography, drawing and painting on show.
From 28th January
Diana Thater – Chernobyl @ Hauser & Wirth
Diana Thater has braved the radioactive landscape of Chernobyl to capture the desolation as well as the thriving wildlife that the absence of humans has created. This large-scale video installation will fill the space of Hauser and Wirth's Piccadilyl gallery space. Sounds prettty amazing to us.
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